MEXICAN POLICE OFFICER PROMOTED AFTER BREASTFEEDING HUNGRY INFANT

MEXICAN POLICE OFFICER PROMOTED AFTER BREASTFEEDING HUNGRY INFANT

By TalkJudith

In November 2023, Mexico City police officer Arizbeth Dionisio Ambrosio was promoted after breastfeeding a four-month-old baby who had reportedly gone without food for about 48 hours following the devastation caused by Hurricane Otis.

Hurricane Otis struck Acapulco on 25 October 2023 as a Category 5 hurricane, leaving communities struggling with shortages of food and other essential supplies.

Ambrosio, a mother of two who was still breastfeeding her own child, had been deployed to Acapulco for relief and debris-clearing operations.

While on duty, she heard a baby crying and approached the child’s mother, who reportedly explained that her four-month-old son had not eaten for two days because no infant formula was available.

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With the mother’s permission, Ambrosio breastfed the baby, who reportedly calmed shortly afterwards.

A photograph capturing the moment was widely shared on social media and reported by news outlets, with

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